Sentence examples similar to a more resonant topic from inspiring English sources

But the bipartisan TARP vote has become a more resonant issue in a year when anti-incumbent, anti-Washington sentiment is running strong.

Somehow, us against them strikes a more resonant chord.

The modern piano bears the imprint of his demand for a more resonant and flexible instrument.

Because Virginia Woolf was a starrier part, and because Kidman was a more resonant celebrity?

Mr. Collins has a more resonant voice than some of his shouty contemporaries.

But I almost think the uncut books are a more resonant metaphor.

This exhibition of superb paintings by such northern Renaissance artists as Lucas Cranach could not have a more resonant setting.

The band — drawn from the 101st Airborne Division and called Nuts after General McAuliffe's rebuttal to a German surrender ultimatum — jammed to a more resonant tune.

Mr. Jarrett opened the second half with a song of deep yearning, with a more resonant touch and greater internal structure than anything that had come before.

But within any one piece, the differences and similarities in color, form, function and social purpose have a more resonant effect.

I can't think of a more resonant metaphor for the Democratic primary today.